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[Tonyblack]

Unfortunately, Terry didn't want to write the book you wanted. "fanfiction"???? Please don't accuse Terry of such a thing. Fanfiction is for people who want to play with other people's worlds because they don't have the imagination to create their own. :naughty:

 

[SpideyGirl]

 

[Who's Wee Dug]

Well said Tony for the most part it's puerile rubbish.

 

[Slantaholic]

It is historical RPF (real person fanfic).
I'm being to enjoy winding you up on the fanfiction issue, Tony Black and Who's Wee Dug.

 

[Who's Wee Dug]

But sadly for you it does not work Slant.

 

[high eight]

Well said Tony for the most part it's puerile rubbish.

Most part? I haven't yet read a fanfic that didn't make me want to hurl. :twisted:

 

[cols]

loved this book. wasn't sure beforehand as there always seems to be a degree of disappointment when the novel isn't discworld (so many characters to 'check in on' ) but I was truly surprised by how much i enjoyed it

 

[=Tamar]

I haven't yet read a fanfic that didn't make me want to hurl. :twisted:

I don't read Discworld fanfic, mainly because I don't want to get confused. But I have read one fanfic in a different fandom that I thought was excellent and very poignant (a Wodehouse and Sayers crossover).

 

[high eight]

I haven't yet read a fanfic that didn't make me want to hurl. :twisted:

I don't read Discworld fanfic, mainly because I don't want to get confused. But I have read one fanfic in a different fandom that I thought was excellent and very poignant (a Wodehouse and Sayers crossover).

Lord Peter Wimsey/Bertie Wooster slash?

Oh. My. God.

 

[The Mad Collector]

Well it could be Jeeves and Bunter, the most efficient valets in fiction

 

[high eight]

Well it could be Jeeves and Bunter, the most efficient valets in fiction

Equally naff (But, admittedly, not as bad as some pairings I've seen)

 

[=Tamar]

I don't read Discworld fanfic, mainly because I don't want to get confused. But I have read one fanfic in a different fandom that I thought was excellent and very poignant (a Wodehouse and Sayers crossover).

Lord Peter Wimsey/Bertie Wooster slash?

Oh. My. God.

No, no, no. Not slash at all. It was a totally PG-13 story that used the fact that Bertie and Lord Peter are written in the same time period and are of the same general social class. The story is Green Ice by Adina. There's a link on tvtropes.

 

[Dangermouse]

Half way through this and loving it!